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Hormones

  • Wolf reduction boosts caribou survival—but only in rugged terrain

    Wolf reduction boosts caribou survival—but only in rugged terrain

    More accessible landscapes see no improvement as other predators fill the gap.

  • Study to examine how sex hormones affect teenage girls’ emotions

    Study to examine how sex hormones affect teenage girls’ emotions

    UBC’s Social Health Lab has launched a new study to explore how sex hormones shape teens’ emotions over time.

  • UBC research examines hormones that make us choose love over sex

    UBC research examines hormones that make us choose love over sex

    Looking for love and looking for sex are two different things, even at the level of human evolutionary biology

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